Sketches

It is a two-man, slow-burn comedic skit series with a neo-noir aesthetic. The show follows two intellectuals, the pragmatic and brutally honest Gustav, and the existentially-troubled and aspiring Anton, as they engage in witty, philosophical debates from the comfort of their dimly lit study.

The series finds its humor in the absurd and mundane, using dramatic noir styling to highlight the characters' mundane anxieties about their creative careers. Each episode revolves around a single, seemingly trivial topic—from a lost sock monologue to a debate about whether a cardboard number is a 6 or a 9—which spirals into a deeper, more existential crisis for Anton.

The core of the show is the dynamic between the two protagonists: Gustav, the cynical observer, and Anton, the misunderstood artist, with their conversations being the sole narrative focus. A recurring gag involves a mysterious executive named "Chad" who serves as a symbol for all the arbitrary and frustrating aspects of the creative industry.